The engine looks largely untouched, which means it's around 320hp at the crank which would be around 260whp.
2JZ powered...Everything
2JZ powered Volvo 240
Supra powered Volvo 240
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It's the first time I've seen a 240 with a 2JZ, usually Volvo enthusiasts in the US transplant a Chevy LS crate engine. Anyways, I like it. A lot.
Supra powered Volvo 240
Specifically, this appears to be a post-85 245 with a 2JZ-GTE inline-six likely borrowed from an MK4 Supra. If it's untouched, it should put out the then-maximum Japanese 280 HP.
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It's the first time I've seen a 240 with a 2JZ, usually Volvo enthusiasts in the US transplant a Chevy LS crate engine. Anyways, I like it. A lot.
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A bit higher than that.The engine looks largely untouched, which means it's around 320hp at the crank which would be around 260whp.
Usually I've seen JDM 2JZs dyno at 260whp, but USDM 2JZs are tipping close to 300whp.
I was basing myself on the engine being a JDM 2JZ. The location is unlikely to be the US, based on the plates.A bit higher than that.
Usually I've seen JDM 2JZs dyno at 260whp, but USDM 2JZs are tipping close to 300whp.
Does the US Supra 2JZ really dyno that high? I was expecting more around 280whp?
Look at the sign behind the car... I doubt that is a USDM 2JZA bit higher than that.
Usually I've seen JDM 2JZs dyno at 260whp, but USDM 2JZs are tipping close to 300whp.
those cars are so f'ing cool.
I'd have gone with a SBC crate myself, but there's nothing wrong with the 2jz
I'd have gone with a SBC crate myself, but there's nothing wrong with the 2jz
^ i agree, as far as factory goes, i like the Volvo v70R, IIRC AWD, 4cyl turbo 5 speed.
I'd say Hongkong, since it's RHD.Look at the sign behind the car... I doubt that is a USDM 2JZ
are these bimmers from New Jersey?
whyd you ask that?are these bimmers from New Jersey?
that 5series looks freaking hawt
no kidding. thats awesome.Looks right at home.
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